hey all,
I just wanted to see if anyone else was having problems copying or editing certain file types on SMB network volumes?
i can easily acces and rename/delete, copy, and re-arrange files on the network volume, but for some reason I cannot copy certain file types, or delete them.
Example: on my Leopard machine I can't copy a ".zip" file from the SMB mounted PC to the Leopard machine. also I can't delete the same file from the Leopard machine, though I can easily delete most other file types.
the error I am getting is not having significant privileges to do so, but I believe I could do this before no problem.
anyone have any ideas.
and again I have no problems completely controlling most file types over the network. I can easily send the same .zip file to the Leopard machine from the PC.
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any ideas anyone?
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My guess is permissions are messed up on that file.
Where was it originally created?(XP/Vista/OS X/Linux)
How big is it?
Are you sure the file is correct?(ie, not corrupted)
Also I would do a permissions check via Disk Utility. If it still wont open and you know it isn't corrupt open up terminal, find the file and type:
Code:$ sudo chmod 0777 file.zip
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yeah it is with any .zip file, I know the file is not corrupt, it may be network settings on the PC.
what is really annoying is that I can easily copy it from the PC to the Mac, just not the other way around, I will go ahea and repair permissions through disk utility. -
Have you tried connecting to your samba folder from any other computer? It would probably be a good idea to try, that way you can localize which machine is causing the problem.
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good idea, I will give that a try.
Can't copy ".zip" and other file types to and from SMB networked Volume
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by circa86, Jun 18, 2008.